...times, liable to be sold by process of law, for satisfaction of the debts of the living, or the debts or bequests of a deceased master, at the suit of creditors or legatees. Answer— /This is true; but in real practice, the sale of a slave is but the act of trans-r ferring...

...TIMES, LIABLE TO BE SOLD BY PROCESS OF LAW, FOR SATISFACTION OF THE DEBTS OF A LIVING, OR THE DEBTS OR BEQUESTS OF A DECEASED MASTER, AT THE SUIT OF CREDITORS OR LEGATEES. RULE IX. IN CONSEQUENCE OF A TRANSFER IN EITHER T.SII.FD, IN A MOMENT, AND FOR EVER, FROM HIS HOME,...

...topic. I pass to a kindred proposition,—the source of, perhaps, greater evil. Prop. VII. THE SLAVK is AT ALL. TIMES LIABLE TO BE SOLD, BY PROCESS OF...voluntary alienation. Mr. Bryan Edwards, who, it will be such person or persons shall severally forfeit and pay the sum of fifty pounds, with costs of suit,...

...times liable to be sold absolutely, or mortgaged or leased, at the will of his master. VII. He may also be sold by process of law for the satisfaction of...deceased master, at the suit of creditors or legatees. VIII. A slave cannot be a party before a judicial tribunal, in- any species of action, against his...

...times, liable to be sold by process of law, for satisfaction of the debts of a living, or the debts or bequests of a deceased master, at the suit of creditors or legatees. In consequence of a transfer in either of these ways, or by the authority of his immediate owner, the...

...times liable to be sold absolutely, or mortgaged or leased, at the will of his master. VII. He may also be sold by process of law for the satisfaction of...deceased master, at the suit of creditors or legatees. VIII. A slave cannot be a 'party before a judicial tribunal, in any species of action, against his...

...times, liable to be sold by process of law, for satisfaction of the debts of a living, or the debts or bequests of a deceased master, at the suit of creditors or legatees. In consequence of a transfer in either of these ways', or by the authority of his immediate owner, the...

...of his master. 7. " He may also be sold by process of law, for the satisfaction of the debts of the living, or the debts and bequests of a deceased master, at the suit of debtors or legatees. 8. " A slave cannot be a party before a judicial tribunal in any special action,...

...times liable to be leased, mortgaged, or sold absolutely at the mere will of his master; or he may be sold by process of law for the satisfaction of...deceased master, at the suit of creditors or legatees. A slave cannot be a party before a judicial tribunal, in any species of action against his master,...

...times liable to be sold absolutely, or mortgager^ or leased, at the will of his master. 6. He may also be sold by process of law, for the satisfaction of...deceased master, at the suit of creditors or legatees. 7. A slave cannot be a party before a judicial tribunal, in any species of action, against his mas....